You're name is Louisiana-Lafayette

[Bankruptcyman]

The University of Louisiana Ragin Cajuns would be prohibited but Louisiana Ragin Cajuns is not. Read the law again and try to comprehend.

[Duggie35]

The University of Louisiana Ragin Cajuns would be prohibited but Louisiana Ragin Cajuns is not. Read the law again and try to comprehend.

Dude,
If they had any brains at all, they would have understood a long time ago!

[ManAboutTown]

http://ulsystem.edu/assets/docs/sear...e_policies.pdf

For academic,public relations, ATHLETIC, as well as other purposes not specified, the use of the
University of Louisiana abbreviation must always include the abbreviation for the
municipal location of the institution. For example, ULR is appropriate for University
of Louisiana at Rayne.

By the spirit and intent of this law, all references to your university should include a municipal designation. Else, why even write this law?

Look at yourself.. This is what you're doing on a Saturday night..

Let it sink in.

[basinbear]

Look at yourself.. This is what you're doing on a Saturday night..

Let it sink in.

That left a mark....

[Bankruptcyman]

I know. I know. Everyone thinks they are a lawyer.

[Turbine]

Wanna take that back?

You said there were many. That is a lie.

There have been a few, but the fact is the suggestion is irrelevant by you or them.

The UL System forbids any such reference.

[Turbine]

http://ulsystem.edu/assets/docs/sear...e_policies.pdf

For academic,public relations, ATHLETIC, as well as other purposes not specified, the use of the
University of Louisiana abbreviation must always include the abbreviation for the
municipal location of the institution. For example, ULR is appropriate for University
of Louisiana at Rayne.

By the spirit and intent of this law, all references to your university should include a municipal designation. Else, why even write this law?

Good question, why was that law written?

It's because when the Judge observed "no law says you can change your name" (and used it as a basis of denial) he exposed the fact that no law said they couldn't change their name.

The solution of course was to hurriedly write a retroactive law stating they couldn't.

Back to your question; By the spirit and intent of this law, all references pertained to "University of" they were hyper specific that it was "University of" that engaged the law.

This went far beyond no law says you can/no law says you can't. This law narrowed the scope to the pinpoint detail "University of"

The city designation was irrelevant if "University of" was not used.

[Jeaux]

"or by other similar descriptors"...Louisiana Ragin Cajuns with no city attached is definitely a similar descriptor.

Your official name is Louisiana Polytechnical University, yet all over that crappy stadium I see Tech. Who y'all trying to fool, you're closer to Arkansas Tech than you are to Texas Tech. [educationally as well as geographically]

[CharlieK]

Look at yourself.. This is what you're doing on a Saturday night..

Let it sink in.

Capital L loser.

[Rougarou]

Good question, why was that law written?

It's because when the Judge observed "no law says you can change your name" (and used it as a basis of denial) he exposed the fact that no law said they couldn't change their name.

The solution of course was to hurriedly write a retroactive law stating they couldn't.

Back to your question; By the spirit and intent of this law, all references pertained to "University of" they were hyper specific that it was "University of" that engaged the law.

This went far beyond no law says you can/no law says you can't. This law narrowed the scope to the pinpoint detail "University of"

The city designation was irrelevant if "University of" was not used.

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